REELING from the impact of the pandemic, the Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group is shedding 4,300 jobs as it seeks to right-size its airlines for a post-Covid world. Read more at The Business Times.
REELING from the impact of the pandemic, the Singapore Airlines Group is shedding 4,300 jobs as it seeks to right-size its airlines for a post-Covid world.REELING from the impact of the pandemic, the Singapore Airlines Group is shedding 4,300 jobs as it seeks to right-size its airlines for a post-Covid world.
In a filing to the Singapore Exchange on Thursday evening, the flag carrier said that about 2,400 staff in Singapore and abroad...
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